Despedida de soltera en Cartagena: plan de 3 días

CASA BUGÓ ARSENAL Hotel Boutique

Atardecer en la azotea, Getsemaní de noche y yate a Islas del Rosario

Grupo cenando junto en Casa Bugó Arsenal, Getsemaní, Cartagena

Cartagena es uno de los destinos favoritos para despedidas de soltera y soltero: mar, calles de colores, buena comida y noches largas. Si el grupo se queda en Getsemaní, todo queda a pie. Este es el plan que les sugerimos a los grupos que celebran en Casa Bugó Arsenal.

Día 1 · Llegada y previa al atardecer

  • Tarde: llegada, piscina y descanso. Las calles de Getsemaní son perfectas para las primeras fotos del grupo: murales, sombrillas y balcones con flores.
  • Atardecer: la previa en la terraza de la azotea, con el cielo naranja sobre la ciudad.
  • Noche: cena para todo el grupo (en casa con chef privado o en un restaurante del barrio) y después salsa en Getsemaní.

Día 2 · Mar y yate

  • Día: yate o catamarán a las Islas del Rosario o Barú: agua cristalina, música, almuerzo de pescado y muchas fotos.
  • Noche: cena tranquila y paseo por la Ciudad Amurallada, a pocos minutos caminando.

Día 3 · Desayuno largo y despedida

Desayuno juntas, un último baño en la piscina y regreso.

Consejos para organizar al grupo

  • Reserva con tiempo: de diciembre a abril y en puentes festivos las casas grandes se llenan primero.
  • Una sola persona coordina: fechas, pagos y lista de invitados con alguien que hable con el hotel.
  • Que todas duerman juntas: una casa completa evita que el grupo quede repartido en pisos o edificios distintos.
  • Protector solar y agua: el sol del Caribe pega fuerte, sobre todo el día del yate.
  • Para volver de noche: muévanse en grupo y pidan taxi.

Tu despedida en Casa Bugó Arsenal

Casa Bugó Arsenal es una casa boutique en la Calle del Arsenal, en Getsemaní, que se puede reservar completa para tu grupo:

  • 8 habitaciones con baño privado y aire acondicionado, hasta 16 personas (20 con colchones adicionales).
  • Piscina y terraza en la azotea para la previa al atardecer.
  • Desayuno diario, limpieza y recepción 24 horas.
  • Nosotros organizamos los extras: yate o catamarán a Islas del Rosario, chef privado, DJ, bartender y traslados.

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